The laws of the United States relative to
naturalization to be printed and distri.
buted,.
. III. 341

The laws, resolves, and treaties of the
United States to be published in not
more than three newspapers in each
State and territory, and in one news-
paper in the District of Columbia;
price to be paid for the same, . III. 439
Eleven thousand copies of the laws, trea-

. III. 439

ties, &c., passed at each session of
Congress, to be published and distri-
buted,
Laws to be distributed among the mem-
bers of the fifteenth Congress,. III. 475
Index to the laws passed at each session
to be prepared, printed, and distribu-
ted,.
III. 475
Laws of a private nature not to be pub-
lished,
III. 576
Public laws and treaties to be published
in one newspaper in the District of Co-
lumbia, and in not more than three
newspapers in the several States and
territories; the Indian treaties to be
published in one paper only, which
shall be in the limits of the State or
territory to which such treaties relate,

III. 576
The first section of the act of April 20,
1818, (vol. iii. 439,) repealed, III. 576
Five hundred and fifty copies of the sixth

volume of the laws of the United States
to be purchased and distributed, III. 786
Purchase and distribution of the seventh
volume of the laws of the United States,

IV. 334

The Attorney-General of the United
States to have the use of the library,

III. 283

IV. 267
Five hundred copies of Gordon's Digest
of the laws of the United States to be
purchased and distributed,
Fifty copies of the sixth volume of the
United States' laws to be purchased, to
complete the set in the library of Con-
gress,
IV. 429
The Attorney-General authorized to con-
tract for one thousand copies of Little
and Brown's edition of the statutes at
large of the United States, -

Lead Mines in Missouri.

V. 798

Removal of the library of Congress to
the north wing of the capitol, (obso-
lete,)

Appropriations for books,
Salary of the librarian,

III. 477

III. 477
III. 645

Old Point Comfort, -

I. 464

At the entrance of Edgartown,

II. 659

I. 540

A column on Cape Elizabeth,

II. 659

I. 540

Beacons and buoys at the entrance of

I. 540

Beverly harbour,

II. 659

I. 553

The President of the United States au-
thorized to purchase from Winslow
Lewis his patent-right for a new and
improved method of lighting light-
houses,
II. 691
Appropriations for rebuilding certain
light-houses, and completing the plan
of lighting them according to the
improvement of Winslow Lewis, III. 316
Beacons and buoys at the harbour of
Beverly, Massachusetts,
III. 316
Beacons and buoys at the entrance of

Savannah river, South Carolina, III. 316
Light-houses on Lake Erie,

Gammon, and on the island of Petite
Manon, in Massachusetts,

III. 316

Buoys in Narraganset Bay,

•Light-house on Gurnet's Point,

On NewCastle Island, Piscataqua river, II. 150
On Pollock's Rock, New Hampshire, II. 150
On Lynde's Point, Connecticut,

On Long Island,

At the entrance of St. Mary's river,
At Penobscot Bay,

At St. Simon's Island, buoys there,
At Clark's Point within the town of
New Bedford,

III. 316

II. 151

Light-houses on Race Point, on Point

II. 151

II. 151

II. 228

II. 270

II. 271
At Five Mile Point, near the harbour of
New Haven,

II. 271

At Tenpound island,

At Baker's island,

III. 599

At the mouth of the river Mississippi, II. 294
At Cape Lookout, in North Carolina, II. 294
A beacon at Sandy Hook,
Light-house on Long-Island, on Watch
Hill Point,
On Wood Island or Fletcher's Neck, and
West Passamaquoddy,
II. 355

Beacons to be placed in the harbour of
Bridgeport, Connecticut, Bluff Shoal,
Royal Shoal, Northwest Straddle, and
Southwest Straddle, in Pamplico
Sound, North Carolina,
Light-houses at Fair Weather and
Nashua Island,

II. 406

II. 412

At Genessee river,

Light-house on Smith's Point, Virginia,

II. 414

The President authorized to borrow two
millions of dollars,
The President authorized to borrow two
millions of dollars, to be applied to the
purchase of the public debt, - - I. 187
Loans by the Bank of the United States
to the Government of the United States,

III. 644

III. 698

I. 194

III. 780

III. 780

An act authorizing the building of light-
houses therein mentioned, and for other
purposes,
An act to authorize the building of light-
houses, light-vessels, and beacons
therein mentioned, and for other pur-
poses,
Light-houses, &c., to be built on Baker's
island, Monamoy point, Goat island,
Cape Hatteras, Cape Romain, Pensa-
cola, Fort Gratiot, Hadrell's point, Bay
of Delaware, .
An act to authorize the building of light-
houses, light-vessels, and beacons
therein mentioned, and for other pur-
poses,
An act to authorize the building of light-
houses and light-vessels, and beacons
and monuments therein mentioned, and
for other purposes,
An act to authorize the building of light-
houses and light-vessels, erecting bea-
cons, placing buoys, removing obstruc-
tions in Savannah river, and for other
purposes, -

Time for renewing a loan of the domestic
debt of the United States extended, I. 410
Reimbursement of loan authorized in

IV. 61

The commissioners of the sinking fund

IV. 132

IV. 170

An act to authorize the building of light-
houses, beacons, and buoys, &c., IV. 229
An act to authorize the building of light-
houses, and for other purposes, IV. 282
Appropriations for building light-houses,
light-boats, beacons, monuments, and
placing buoys,

IV. 488

money,
I. 433
Loan to be opened at the Treasury to the
full amount of the foreign debt, I. 433
Commissioners of the sinking fund to
pay the funded six per cent. stock, I. 458
Loan for the use of the city of Wash-
ington,
I. 461
Commissioners of the sinking fund au-
thorized to borrow money, I. 488, 551
Time for renewing a loan of the domestic
debt extended,
I. 516
Loan of eight hundred thousand dollars
authorized,
I. 534
The President authorized to borrow four
millions of dollars,

I. 607
I. 609

Loan on the direct tax authorized,
The President authorized to borrow three
millions five hundred thousand dollars,
for the use of the United States, II. 60
Debt of eleven millions and fifty thou-
sand dollars created, for the purpose of
carrying into effect the convention with
France, by which Louisiana was ceded
to the United States,
II. 245
The President authorized to borrow two
millions of dollars, towards defraying
any extraordinary expenses of inter-
course with foreign nations, - II. 349
An act authorizing a loan for a sum not
exceeding the amount of the principal
of the public debt, reimbursable du-
ring the year 1810,
II. 610
A loan of seven millions five hundred
thousand dollars authorized, III. 75
A loan of twenty-five millions of dollars
authorized, March 24, 1814, (obsolete,)

III. 111
Banks in the District of Columbia au-
thorized to lend any part of the same,

III. 112

A loan of three millions of dollars au-
thorized, March 15, 1814, (obsolete,)
III. 144

II. 324

Notes of decisions of the Supreme Court
on Louisiana land titles,
II. 288
Notes of acts which have been passed, re-
lating to land and land titles in Louis-
iana, -
An act further providing for the govern-
nient of the district of Louisiana, II. 331
Powers of the surveyor-general of the
territory of Louisiana extended, - II. 352
An act for ascertaining and adjusting

II. 391

land claims in the territory of Orleans
and district of Louisiana,
An act to enable the people of the ter-
ritory of Orleans to form a constitu-
tion and state government, and for the
admission of such state into the Union
on an equal footing with the original
states, and for other purposes, II. 641
An act for the admission of Louisiana
into the Union, -

II. 701

The seventh section of the act of May
11, 1820, chap. 87, continued for
eighteen months,

III. 728

Part of navy store-house lot granted to
the city of New Orleans, - III. 728
An act providing for the examination of
the titles to land in that part of the
State of Louisiana situated between
the Rio Hondo and the Sabine rivers,
III. 756

An act for the better organization of the
District Court of the United States
within the State of Louisiana, III. 774
Notes of the acts of Congress relating to
the District Court of Louisiana, III. 774
An act to regulate the mode of practice
in the courts of the United States for
the district of Louisiana, -
IV. 62
Notes of the decisions of the Supreme
Court as to the practice and principles
regulating the courts of law which pre-
vail in the federal courts of Louisiana,
IV. 62

The time for holding the District Court
for East Louisiana changed, IV. 125
The mode of drawing and empannelling
juries in the United States courts in
Louisiana to conform to that of the
state courts. The duties of the judge
and marshal to conform to the prac